5th Global Feed Summit

Asian feed producers are under immense pressure to adapt to evolving sustainability requirements. With the EU Green Deal and EUDR regulations reshaping global trade, maintaining market access now means aligning with stricter deforestation-free standards. This push for sustainability requires rethinking supply chains, investing in eco-friendly sourcing, and ensuring full traceability—all while navigating rising operational costs in an increasingly competitive global market.

At the same time, the Food-Feed-Fuel Conflict intensifies as biofuel demands continue to divert essential resources like grains and oilseeds. This competition between the food, feed, and fuel sectors creates volatility, resource shortages, and price instability. How can the feed industry adapt, innovate, and maintain balance in this complex landscape?

Join us at the 5th Global Feed Summit in Bangkok on 18-19 February 2025, where industry experts will explore critical issues and strategies such as:

FOOD VS FUEL: WHAT ABOUT FEED?
– Will demand for Renewable Diesel continue to mean “waste” is diverted from the feed industry?
– At the same time when will the build-up in crushing capacity start to transform soybean meal supply?
– Could additional demand from Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) spill over into grain markets?
– How will the market adapt?
Dr. Julian McGill, Managing Director, Glenauk Economics

SUSTAINABLE & DEFORESTATION-FREE FEED INGREDIENTS
– Impact of EU Green Deal and EUDR on feed industry in SE Asia
– How and where to source for sustainable feed ingredients
Dr. Neoh Soon Bin, CEO, Soon Soon Group of Companies